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LIST OF CONGRESSMEN REGION V 2016 TO 2018 LOCAL ELECTION DISTRICT/LGU POSITION NAME CAMARINES SUR 1st District Congressman Rolando G. Andaya, Jr. 2nd District Congressman Luis Raymund F. Villafuerte, Jr. 3rd District Congressman Gabriel H. Bordado 4th District Congressman Arnulfo Fuentebella 5th District Congressman Salvio B. Fortuno CAMARINES NORTE 1st District Congressman Renato J. Unico, Jr. 2nd District Congressman Marisol C. Panotes CATANDUANES Congressman Cesar A. Sarmiento MASBATE 1st District Congressman Ma. Vida E. Bravo 2nd District Congressman ELISA T. KHO 3rd District Congressman Scott Davies S. Lanete SORSOGON 1st District Congressman Evelina G. Escudero 2nd District Congressman Deogracias B. Ramos, Jr. ALBAY 1st District Congressman Edcel C. Lagman 2nd District Congressman Jose Ma. Clemente, S. Salceda 3rd District Congressman Fernando V. Gonzales LIST OF GOVERNOR AND VICE-GOVERNOR MAY 2016 ELECTION DISTRICT/LGU GOVERNOR VICE-GOVERNOR ALBAY Al Francis DC Bichara Harold O. Imperial CAM. NORTE Edgardo A. Tallado Jonah Pedro G. Pimentel CAM. SUR Miguel R. Villafuerte Fortunato C. Peña CATANDUANES Joseph C. Cua Shirley A. Abundo MASBATE Antonio T. Kho Kaye C. Revil SORSOGON Robert Lee Rodrigueza Ma. Ester E. Hamor LIST OF NEWLY ELECTED MAYORS AND VICE-MAYORS DILG R-V MAY 2016 ELECTION As of December 2018 DISTRICT/LGU VICE-MAYOR MAYOR ALBAY Legazpi City Noel E. Rosal Oscar Roberto H. Cristobal Ligao City Patricia G. Alsua Sherwin P. Quising Tabaco City Cielo Krisel Lagman-Luistro Nestor T. San Pablo Bacacay Amando B. Romano Divina Bañares-Bonavente Camalig Maria Ahrdail G. Baldo Carlos Irwin G. Baldo, Jr. Daraga Carlos G. Baldo Victor U. Perete -vice-C. G. Baldo Guinobatan Ann Y. Ongjoco Juliu S. Tingzon IV, Jr. Jovellar Arcangel, Jorem L. Jose A. Nobleza, Jr. Libon Wilfredo V. Maronilla Mark Gregor Edward C. Sayson Malilipot Volante, Cenon B. Johanes A. Ampig Malinao Morales, Alicia B. Sheryl Capus-Bilo Manito Daep, Joshua Mari C. Carlito J. Belludo Oas Domingo R.Escoto Jr Antonio II B. Yuchongco Pioduran Arandia, Alan R. Marvin Thomas N. Quiroz Polangui Cherilie M. Sampal Herbert S. Borja Rapu-Rapu Ronald A. Galicia Nora G. Oñate Sto. Domingo Herbie B. Aguas Nomar V. Banda Tiwi Jaime C. Villanueva David C. Beato DISTRICT/LGU VICE-MAYOR MAYOR CAMARINES NORTE Basud Adrian S. Davoco Silverio Quinones III Daet Benito S. Ochoa Corsini B. Sarion Capalonga Senandro M. Jalgalado Juan P. Enero Jpanganiban Ricarte R. Padilla Ariel M. Non Labo Joseph V. Ascutia Severino H. Francisco Jr. Mercedes Alexander L. Pajarillo ** Brenda K. Salalima Paracale Lourdes V. Briguera Bernadette E. Asutilla SLR Nelson P. Delos Santos Ma. Medina C. Villareal San Vicente Francis G. Ong Antonio M. Villamor Sta. Elena Emelita T, Mendoza Bonifacio B. Agarin Talisay Ronnie P. Magana Jeanalyn B. Aguilar Vinzons Eleanor F, Segundo Radames F. Herrera DISTRICT/LGU VICE-MAYOR MAYOR CAMARINES SUR Baao Jeffrey S. Besinio Jose B. Malazarte Balatan Ernesto A. Bagasbas Jimmy B. Villareal Bato Francisco B. Bernaldez Victorio S. Ramos Bombon Oscar C. Borja Eddie Felix S. Alteza Buhi Margarita M. Aguinillo Rey P. Lacoste Bula Amelita A.Ibasco Moises P. Soreta Cabusao Weny A. Sabalbero Edgar G. Dela Cruz Calabanga Eduardo A. Severo Ramoncito R. Robles Camaligan Marilou M. Hirose Rolando C. Eduardo Canaman Henry P. Ragodon Roberto S. Requejo Caramoan Marlyn S. Cordial Francis R. Benemerito Del Gallego Lydia B. Abarientos Bayani B. Veluz Gainza Leonardo A. Agor, Sr. Glenn Romeo M. Gontang Garchitorena Nelson D. Bueza Edmundo F. Simando Jr. Goa Raquel S. Lim Alex C. Camacho Lagonoy Delfin R. Pilapil III Ben M. Sabaco Libmanan Bernard P. Brioso Romel T. Bulaong Lupi Roberto M. Matamorosa Josie S. Acero Magarao Philip Salvador A. Senar Randy P. Villaralbo Milaor Anthony R. Reyes Senen B. Bermas Minalabac Christopher R, Lizardo Pedro M. Benamira Nabua Delia C. Simbulan Marissa C. Velitario-hao Ocampo Corazon M. Olos Ronald Allan J. Go Pamplona Augustus Caesar M. Cruz lll Ronaldo F. Franco Pasacao Niño A. Tayco Marilyn H. Sotto Pili Tomas P. Bongalonta Jr. Rogelio Raymund D. Regondola Presentacion Jimmy V. Deleña Felimon D. Goyena Ragay Thaddeus A. Ramos Elmer A. Linao Sagñay Evelyn B. Fuentebella Roberto A. Briones San Fernando Fermin M. Mabulo Aristeo A. Ragay San Jose Antonio B. Chavez Virgilio E. Panuelos Sipocot Rogenor R. Astor Elizabeth O. Abergos Siruma Sandy S. Ondis Nonito M. Vier Tigaon Pamela Rinah B, Fuentebella Claro F. Llaguno Tinambac Ruel B. Tuy Rodel A. Velarde Iriga City Madelaine Y. Alfelor-Gazmen Jose S.G. Villanueva Jr. DISTRICT/LGU VICE-MAYOR MAYOR Naga City John G. Bongat Nelson S. Legacion CATANDUANES Bagamanoc Remegio B. Villaluna Odilon F. Pascua Baras Chito S, Chi Rico T. Tating-8/23/17-vice-Ely T. Carranza-death Bato Eulogio R, Rodriguez Roy P. Ragalado Caramoran Agnes B, Popa Glenda V. Aguilar Gigmoto Armando T, Guerrero Jose T. Joson Pandan Raul E, Tabirara Concordio I. Delos Santos Panganiban Robert A. Fernandez Remelito S. Cabrera San Miguel Francisco T, Camano, Jr. Angelita A. Taule San Andres Peter C. Cua Gregorio S. Salvador Viga Emeterio M, Tarin Jennifer M. Tuplano Virac Samuel V, Laynes Arlynn H. Arcilla DISTRICT/LGU VICE-MAYOR MAYOR MASBATE Aroroy Arturo B. Virtucio Eric E. Castillo Baleno Romeo C. Dela Rosa Marites Dela Rosa Balud Ruben Jude D. Lim Clemente A. Arguelles Jr. Batuan Charmax Jan A, Yuson Charlie R. Yuson III Cataingan Felipe L. Cabataña George A. Gonzales, Jr. Cawayan Ramon B. Abinuman Edgar S. Condor Claveria Froilan V, Andueza Vicente R. Sabaluan Dimasalang Edgar A. De Lara Michael Demph D. Naga Esperanza Ian Peter S. Sepulveda Ramon A. Diamos Mandaon Kristine Salve H. Kho Romeo R. Villanueva Masbate City Rowena R. Tuason Ruby Sanchez Morado Milagros Jose S. Magbalon Jr. Natividad Isabel R. Magbalon Mobo Susan M. Castillo Percival D. Castillio Monreal Ben G. Espiloy Dan U Gebilaguin Palanas Rudy L. Alvarez Jonathan A. Abenir Pio V. Cor Allan T. Lepasana Eugenio T. Avila Jr. Placer Nilo V. Du Alito D. Quilong-Quilong San Fernando Byron Angelo E. Bravo Arturo A. Uy San Jacinto Nelly A. Delavin Leny A. Arcenas San Pascual Zacarina A. Lazaro Haira A. Rivera Uson Salvadora O. Sanchez Felipe U Sanchez DISTRICT/LGU VICE-MAYOR MAYOR SORSOGON Barcelona Manuel L. Fortes, Jr. Maria F. Fortades Bulan Romeo A. Gordola Joefrey O. Azur Bulusan Michael G. Guysayko Reuel G. Fortades Casiguran Hamor, Jose Edwin B. Ramon B. Escudero Castilla Joan-Lorenzano Aquende Vicente Manata B. Donsol Josephine A. Cruz Salve Ocaya R. Gubat Escoto, Sharon Rose G Sixto Estajera F. Irosin Alfredo J.Cielo, Jr. Christian Lim D. Juban Alindogan, Antonio H. Wilmore Haboc E. Magallanes Augusto Manuel M. Ragragio Allen Arambulo-Jero Matnog So, Claudith M. Jaime G. Gata, Jr. Pilar Carolyn C. Sy-Reyes Celso Jr. Y, Lao Pto. Diaz Benito L. Doma Romeo D. Domasian St. Magdalena Gamos, Alejandro E. Ramon R. Espela Sorsogon City Sally A. Lee Jonathan G. Balintong.
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